Models are patterns that are used to predict measurements and populations
<h3>How to model the tree</h3>
The question is incomplete, as the model and the dataset to model that growth of the tree are not given.
So, I will give a general explanation
If the model of the tree follows a linear model (e.g y = 2x + 3), then the model is not reasonable.
This is so because, population and growth cannot be measured by a linear model
However, if the growth of the trees follow an exponential model (e.g y = 2(3)^x), then the model is reasonable
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It would be C, because the ratio 2/5 (the ratio of giraffes to monkeys) is equal to 4/10 (answer choice C)
-- Ben walks at a rate of 3 miles per hour. If he walks for 'W' hours,
then the distance he covers in that time is 3W miles.
-- Ben runs at a rate of 6 miles per hour. If he runs for 'R' hours,
then the distance he covers in that time is 6R miles.
If he does some running and some walking during the week, then
we might not know how many hours he walked and how many hours
he ran, but we can be sure that the total distance he covered is
<em>Total D = 3W + 6R </em>.
-- If the total distance is 210 miles,and he ran for 25 hours, then
210 = 3W + 6(25)
210 = 3W + 150
Subtract 150 from each side: 60 = 3W
Divide each side by 3 : <em>20 = W</em>
<em>He walked for 20 hours</em> during the week.
<u>Check:</u>
Running hours: R=25, Running D = 6R = 150 miles.
Walking hours: W = 20, Walking D = 3W = 60 miles.
Total distance = 150 miles + 60 miles = <em>210 miles</em> yay !
Answer:
2)
Step-by-step explanation:
A parabola has an equation of the form
y = ax² + bx + c
b and c may be zero, but a cannot be zero. It must have the term with the square of a variable.
Answer: 2)
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